John Yoo

The Supreme Court's recent decisions challenge leftist claims of a conservative agenda aligned with Donald Trump, showing rulings that prioritize constitutional principles over political interests. Democratic leaders criticize the Court for favoring Trump, but the article argues the Court's actions reflect long-term constitutional goals rather than partisan policies.

A law professor known for authoring memos justifying harsh interrogation techniques after the 2001 attacks will advise an investigation into whether officials who scrutinized President Donald Trump participated in a criminal conspiracy. The probe, led by Joe diGenova, focuses on the 2016 election interference investigation and has issued subpoenas to former officials.

A law professor known for authoring 'torture memos' will advise a probe into whether former officials conspired against President Donald Trump. The investigation, led by a former Justice Department prosecutor, focuses on the Russia probe and related intelligence assessments.

A law professor known for authoring memos justifying harsh interrogation techniques after 9/11 will advise a probe into whether former law enforcement and intelligence officials conspired against President Donald Trump. The investigation, led by a former Justice Department prosecutor, focuses on officials who scrutinized Trump over the past decade, including aspects of the Russia election interference inquiry.

A law professor known for authoring memos justifying harsh interrogation techniques after 9/11 will advise an investigation into whether former law enforcement and intelligence officials conspired against President Donald Trump. The probe, led by a former Justice Department prosecutor, focuses on the Russia investigation and the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

President Trump criticized the Supreme Court ahead of an expected ruling on his executive order to restrict birthright citizenship, predicting the court will rule against him. The case centers on whether automatic citizenship for children born in the U.S. complies with the 14th Amendment's citizenship clause. Trump argues birthright citizenship was intended for children of former slaves, not for wealthy foreigners seeking citizenship through 'birth tourism.'

The New York Times reported internal Supreme Court memos suggesting Chief Justice John Roberts and conservative justices used procedural tactics to block Democratic presidents' agendas, including Obama's Clean Power Plan. The article argues this portrayal is misleading, noting the Court also blocked Trump's executive actions and that emergency stays are not unprecedented.